I do not know if this website accept translation requests but here is the sentence, it is an hebrew religious concept, this is all I know about this sentence. A friend told it to me and I want to know what it means. It was in the middle of a religious discussion.

This sentence (in Hebrew: ותשובה ותפלה וצדקה מעבירין את רוע הגזרה, uteshuva utefila utzedaqa ma'avirin et roa' hagezeira) is from the well-known piyyut (liturgical poem) Unetaneh Tokef, which is recited during the High Holidays. It is attributed (probably apocryphally) to a certain 11th-century rabbi, Amnon of Mainz but is probably a few centuries older than that.

Rabbi Yudan said in the name of R. El'azar: three things annul [mevatlin] evil decrees, and they are: prayer, charity, and repentance.

Ma'avirin, the word used in Unetaneh Tokef, is closer in meaning to "averting" or "shifting", which "mevatlin" is like "annulling" or "canceling", but I couldn't give you a good answer as to why the poet chose to use one word over the other. Hope this clarifies this beautiful sentence for you.